Waterfalls
Limestone steps.
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Martin Brod is a small village in the municipality of Bihać in northwest Bosnia and Herzegovina, within Una National Park, the country's largest national park, about 42 km southeast of Bihać in a straight line. About 124 people live there. Near the village the Una forms many calcareous sinter barriers and cascades, including the Milančetov buk waterfall, before the Unac river joins it just north of the village. At the confluence stand the ruins of the medieval Rmanj fortress. The Una's clear emerald and turquoise water spills over moss-covered limestone steps, forming dozens of small waterfalls and calm pools surrounded by dense forest, while the Unac runs through a narrow rocky gorge before joining it. Visitors walk the paths and wooden bridges among the falls, some kayak on the river, and they visit the Rmanj fortress ruins at the confluence. The village is quiet and remote, and spring and early summer are best for strong water.
Limestone steps.
Rocky.
On the river.
Martin Brod, Bihać municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Spring and early summer.
Yes, from Bihać.